God established a strong connection linking His first three annual Festivals: Passover, Unleavened Bread and Pentecost. These form a most important phase for Their upcoming expansion of citizens for the Kingdom Of Heaven. We are to be making vital preparations to become an unleavened bride for Christ.

Job’s friends let their fear shape their advice—and ended up wounding more than helping. This message explores how fear can distort counsel, and what it really means to be a true comfort to those who are suffering.

Consider your personal connection to Truth. Only through Truth in Love, can one be welcomed into the Kingdom of Heaven as a member of God's Family and live in unity forever. There is only one other option.

Many people today desire to apply judgement, mercy, and faith without the law. But is it possible to still apply justice, mercy, and faith without the law?

Mercy is not one-sided, like many want to believe. But we have always desired mercy be extended to us. Let us review a little known letter from Paul about the importance of us extending mercy to others. As God shows us mercy so we can change, we should also extend mercy so others have the opportunity to change. 

God our Creator gives each individual certain talents, aptitudes, health, mental prowess and opportunities that together constitute what Scripture says is,  “power to get wealth.”  Wealth is intended for good and is properly derived from a relationship with God. Let's examine a biblical guide for responsibly obtaining and managing personal wealth. 

The prophet Micah, along with Jesus Christ, give us three things that God requires of His people. In this sermon, we will see that justice, mercy, and faith are not distinct and separate concepts, but rather cohesive and interconnected.

There is much more to Jesus' parable about the fig tree that we need to learn and to apply in our lives.

Contentment is a strange concept in today’s world. But being satisfied and content with the circumstances that God has blessed us with is said to be next to godliness. In this sermon, we will journey through several key scriptures that help describe how we can be content in a world filled with discontent.

The most important question in your life involves when you want Jesus to be your Ruler.

This message delves into the story of Pharaoh in Exodus, raising questions about the balance between free will and divine intervention. Was Pharaoh's resistance to let Israel go due to his own choice, or was it mandated by a higher power?

As the children of God, we are strongly counseled to test the spirits that are very active in the age of man. 1 John 4:1. The ruler of this age has been consistently attempting to disrupt the work of God since he became Satan. We as God's children must be very attentive to one of Satan's most powerful spirits... the spirit of Competition: The Enemy of Godliness.

Attitudes toward marriage have changed quite a lot over the years. God commands a man two things. To love your wife and cheer her up. Listen as I discuss how to do that.

The great and awesome God whom we worship in spirit and truth is also known as the Father of lights and every good and perfect gift comes down from Him. One of those gifts is that of Godly Friendship, to be most valued and carried over into the friendships we have as Christians.

Is revenge an option? Or is mercy an option? How are we to deal with our enemies? Let's talk about revenge or mercy towards our enemies.

Society's pursuit of "freedom" began long ago, encountering setbacks and failures throughout human history. Some of the nations who proclaim freedom the loudest contain perhaps the most enslaved people on earth today. What exactly is "freedom?" How can you be free at last?

God the Father and Jesus Christ have ONE primary GOAL for you and me to accomplish in this life. There is still some time to perfect it before Jesus Christ quickly returns. Will you be one of those who performs God's primary goal and becomes a first-fruit in the Kingdom of God?

Jesus said that it is impossible that no offenses should come, but woe to him through whom they do come. If someone hurts our feelings, then we want to get back at them. Even converted brethren get caught in the trap of offending or being offended. What does the bible say about dealing with offenses?

God desires all of His children to become like Him and His Son Jesus Christ. There are many characteristics that are involved in this miracle. One that is imperative is to see as God sees in every aspect of life. Especially in our relationships within the Church. It is absolutely necessary. To do this we must have something removed from our eyes.... the plank that is the old man.

Did Jesus live what He taught? Do people even know how Jesus lived? Was He all talk or did He walk the talk? Let's look at what Jesus did and what He is doing now.